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Friday, July 11, 1919. THE JEWISH MONITOR Nina BUY YOUR GROCERIES FROM . news from Dallas The Ladies' Auxiliary of Shaareth Israel congregation wishes to thank each and everyone who contributed to the overwhelming financial and social success of the lawn" fete given on the night of June 25. " Mr. and Mrs. George Schcpps hav gone to Toledo, Ohio, where they will attend the Willard-Dempsey prize , fight. From there they will go to New York before returning home. The Brandeis club entertained with an all day picnic last Sunday at Bach man's Dam. Boating and games were the chief diversions of the day. A huge lunch which was provided by the girls was served. All present en joyed themselves immensely. Messrs. Simon and Sam Fram spent the week end in Waco. . Miss Fannie Goldstein has returned from Fort Worth, after spending sev eral days with her sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fiedman on South Jennings avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Goldirar have gone to Tyler wher ethey will makt. their future home. The Triple F Club entertained their friends Friday, July 4th with a varied program of soVial activities. The cele bration was opened with a morning dance at 9 o'clock and was followed by a dinner at the Oriental Hotel, dur ing which a musical program was ren dered. The afternoon was spent at the ball game and at seven o'clock supper was served. The remainder of the evening was spent at Cycle Park. The following members and friends were present: Misses Rebba Rolnick, Rae Gold berg, Lottie Hammerstein, Esther Lipman, Henry Etta Goldberg, Annie Kriss, Bessie Hammerstein, Fannie Rude, Elizabeth Black, Marie Rud berg, Sadie Fleischner and Annie Le vine of Houston. Messrs. Abe Goldberg, William Sussman, Louis Leinson .George Rol nick, Ben Goldberg, Harry Sussman, Harry Kriss, Sol Waldman, Max Rude, Harry Rolnick, Jake Lapin and Willie Wunch. Mrs. Nathan Rosenberg, 1317 South Akard street, has received news of the death of her sister, Mrs. Rose Lowen tein of Ardmore, Okla., who died at Chicago, where she had gone for med ical treatment Mrs. Lowenstein was a daughter of the late Mark and Hen rietta Sokolosky, pioneer residents of Dallas, and the widow of Albert Low enstein. The family resided in Dallas up to eighteen years ago, when they moved to Ardmore. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Frank Henmark, and three sons, Emanuel, Solomon and Harry Lowenstein of Ardmore; a sis ter, Mrs. Nathan Rosenberg of Dal las, and two brothers, Ralph Soko losky of New Orleans and Israel Sok olosky of Chicago. She was 6(5 years of age. The body will be brought to Dallas for burial in Emanuel Ceme tery. The funeral service will be held in the Loudermilk chapel, Dr. W. II. Grecnburg officiating. The time of the funeral will be announced later. Mrs. Miurice Art has returned to his home in Tort Worth after a pleas ant visit with his aunt, Mrs. Joe Arn off. Dr. I. Mack of Waco spent the Fourth in our city. Mr. and Mrs. Max Carman of Waco pent Sunday in Dallas. Mia Paulina Carol Fram has re turned from Waco where she visited several days. Mr. and Mrs. A. Carman entertain ed last Sunday at their home on Pow hattan strict for their brother, Morrib Carman, who just returned from ser vice in France. Games and dancing were served tc about thirty guests. Miss Certie Bock is spending her vacation in Mineral Wells. Miss Helen Friedman and Adt-lc Friedberger have gone on an extended visit to Baltimore, Indianapolis, Washington, D. C, and Columbus, O. SPLENDID WORK OF RABBI LOUIS L. MANN. John Fiske was one of the first to point out the ethical significance of the prolonged period of infancy in the biological development of the race. By analogy, then, it is indeed a splen did sign of the times when the relig ious education of children has been and is being extended far beyond the age which was customary a genera tion or even a decade ago. There was a time when it was difficult to keep children to the age of confirmation. That is now taken for granted. And most congregations are now able to keep the children in the Religious school at least a year or two after confirmation. One of the finest and most inspir ing examples of what can be done has been the complete and unqauified suc cess of the four years' Religious High School course in connection with Con gregation Mishkan Israel, of New Ha ven, Connecticut, under the leadership of Rabbi Louis L. Mann. The High School Department of the Religious School begins after confirmation, the age of the children being about fifteen in the first year. Four years ago, 12 children were confirmed; this year 12 children (pardon please) 12 Young Men and Women about nineteen years of age graduated from the High School Department The young men are students of Vale University, somj of them Juniors and all of the grad uates have been attending Religious School regularly and conscientiously since the age of six. From six to nine teen years of age! To know Judaism is to love Juda ism! These young men and women have so enjoyed their work that they want to continue. How incredible this would have sounded even a decado ago! Beginning in September, a Nor mal School Course will be in operation to meet their request The normal school will have two instructors, one of them, Rabbi Mann, and the other, one of the professors of the Biblical Department of the Yale University. Mishkan Israel will in the future call to its teaching force only those who are graduates both of the High school and Normal school of the congrega tion! The Normal School will hold the young men and women from the age of nineteen to twenty-one. The courso has now been so arranged that there is a carefully graded currl.ulum for Jews and Jewesses from the age of six to twenty-one! "Creditors have better memories than debtors." Benjamin Franklin. Saving eliminates the creditor. Buy w. s. s L. PHILLIPOWSKI 1100 West Seventh Street Who carries a complete line of everything in the Grocery Line Salubriously Refreshing am WMmi SOLD BY ALL SOFT DRINK DEALERS $ (JHAINO COMPANY PHONE L. MM JOS. C. FELIX, Pres. 205 E. Front St. FORT WORTH, TEXAS UNEEDA CARPET & MATTRESS FACTORY CARPET AND RUG CLEANING MATRRESS RENOVATING A SPECIALTY .rCl W. Weatherford St. I'hone Lamar 7113 j Visit Schaefer's Bakery for Good Things to Eat and Ret your Easter Novelties. Durkn, Chirks, Rabbits, Baskets and EASTER Favorites for your Easter parties. Give us your order for FANCY CAKES. Schaefer's 1108 HOUSTON ST. FORT WORTH. TEXAS We at all times serve the freshest and most wholesome goods to be found on the Fort Worth market OUR FANCY LINE OF SMOKED AND PICKLED MEATS ALWAYS MEETS WITH APPROVAL Our goods are sold by weight or served in lunches HQ Kosher Delicatessen JOE GREENBERG, Proprietor 113 East Tenth Street Phone Lamar 4828